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11 hours ago ago from 20 Prospect
As expected, yesterday's storm was a bit overstated. We ended up with somewhere between 2-4 of snow here in the Twin Cities, as the storm tracked mostly to the south, hitting Wisconsin, Iowa, and southern Minnesota. But I will say this about the weathermen, they were right about the temperatures. It is 5 degrees outside right now (Wednesday evening) and the wind is blowing pretty hard. Real winter has finally arrived. Driving the kids to ...
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21 hours ago ago from The Only Girl
Here up north, we get Winter. LOTS of winter. And what do Canadian boys do in the Winter? They play hockey. Plenty of hockey (remember this ?). And where's the best place to play hockey? Why, your own backyard rink of course! This will be Year # 8 of the Husband's backyard rink project. He's pretty much got the process down to a fine art. Sure, there was the year that the tarp lining the rink frame had a hole in it and hours and ...
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